Cidermanrolls wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 16, 2019 5:35 pm

I’d check your thermometer.
Mine lives at 5 or so in winter and doesn’t get so marked.

You took the words out of my mouth, mine is kept at around 6C and has never marked.

To get back to the original poster If you'd like to email me I have some seedlings.

And Tony: you get my vote

You could restart it from cuttings. I had to do that with luckhoffii last year and it certainly reinvigorates it.

More importantly, what do other growers do to alert them of heater failure? Power cuts are rare around here, so heater failure is the most likely issue. So has anyone come up with a good alarm system for low temperatures? I rigged up a system based on a temperature sensor and ESP8266 board (like an...

Thanks conolady, that has given me some idea of what I should be looking for...

Thanks, no alarm on that one though...

el48tel wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 2:44 pm

I have a remote display in the house

Can you elaborate?
I have seen this :https://www.amazon.co.uk/SensorPush-Wir ... re+monitor

I take on board the comments about the heating coils. The beauty of Parwin heaters of course is they are very easy to repair as all the bits are readily detachable and replaceable. I guess though that one reason they went out of business is that they are so easily repairable. Maybe they don't confor...

I tend to agree, but the Parwin website used to state that as a repair option

Thanks Conolady. I think you will have to provide more info on that one! How does that work...?